Meet Giggles
I am an educator and graduate student. I quilt, belly dance, run, read, and try to grow things. I am a Mormon. I am a daughter, sister, aunt, grand-daughter, friend, and wife.
more...The start of forever
Brett and I got married 2 years, 3 months, and 8 days ago.Lonely Post of the Week
There are almost 400 posts on this blog with absolutely no comments.
Here's a post you might've missed. (Yes, I'm fishing for comments.)
- The Sun, The Earth, & The Moon15 February 2007
Perspective really is important.
- The Sun, The Earth, & The Moon15 February 2007
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I’m a Mormon
Category Archives: Folks
Museum of You
The American History Museum this week asked online, “If there was a museum of you, what would be in it?” Which is a very interesting question. Do I get a whole museum or just a display in the larger museum of humanity? Keep reading
6 Shared thoughts
Tell Your Story
I’ve thought I probably shouldn’t wait until I’m old to start compiling my own personal history. Because by then it will be a huge project. Keep reading
*I* make the blankets
Categories: Family, Folks, Quilting/Sewing
The latest quilt was inspired by this embroidery on a pillowcase from my paternal grandma. Keep reading
Joy is a reason
Categories: Family, Folks, Happy Things, Musings, Quilting/Sewing
The Creator of the plan of happiness is also the Creator of all the beauty we see around us. I’ve had several occasions to wonder if something was created simply for the joy and beauty of it. Keep reading
Tradition!
I love traditions. Annual ones, weekly ones, daily ones. I love how they connect us to times, places, and people. Keep reading
Now for the News
Categories: Education, Folks, News, Random, Relationships, Science & Tech
Changing times. Tetris. Postcards. Creativity. Texting & spelling. Scary music. Information addiction. True humor. Dying languages. Musicians and language. Talking stuff. Flying time. Keep reading
Mormon foods
So now I’m completely curious to know where Hawaiian haystacks came from and how they came to be and who the first person to make them was. But most importantly, do non-Mormons know what they are? What other “Mormon foods” are there? … Keep reading









